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 auhan Publishing
focuses on New England regional books in the areas of history, art,
nature studies, and poetry, as well as venturing into thoughtful books
that explore sustainability of both the earth and the spirit.
The Bauhan Publishing team includes Sarah Bauhan (daughter of founder
William Bauhan), Art Director Henry James and Editor Jane Eklund. For
more information, visit www.bauhanpublishing.com.
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Another Language
Portraits of Assistance Dogs and Their People
A beautiful kaleidoscope of care, courage, and commitment |
Braham, Jeanne |
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Blind Painting
Tamilio's poems systematically deconstruct the human condition of love and death, faith and despair, and transgression and redemption |
Tamilio III, John |
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Come Down to Earth
Poems
Gentle combinations of prose and verse allow the sharp meditations of a speaker caught between the real and surreal in a changing world |
Michals, Nils |
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Dwelling in Possibility
Searching for the Soul of Shelter
What qualities are missing in our homes? How can we regain them? |
Mansfield, Howard |
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Gustave Doré's London
A Study of the City in the Age of Confidence, 1848-1873
Gustave Dorês unforgettable images of Victorian London portray in stark contrast of the affluent world and the raw poverty of the slums |
Coolidge, John |
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Inside New England
The Editor-in-Chief of Yankee magazine reveals the New England known only to locals
Now updated and with a new introduction from the author, Jud Hale's 1982 classic, Inside New England, compiles a lifetime of observation, research and musings on all things New England. |
Hale, Judson D. |
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It's Not About the Hike
Two Ordinary Women on an Extraordinary Journey
A meditative journey through life while ingesting the beauty of the mountains |
Sporborg, Nancy |
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Like a Bird Flying Home
Poetry and Letters to His Daughter From New Hampshire
Keen observations on life and place from a poet and father |
Clark, Walter |
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The Next Hunger
Poems
Lyric meditations on the longings and losses that drive us into each other’s arms or put us on our knees |
Green, Kimberly Cloutier |
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Opening the Window
Sabbath Meditations
Insightful and engaging Sabbath Meditations |
Seligman, Leaf |
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Raking the Winter Leaves
New and Selected Poems
A New Englander’s collection of poems in a personal history of life as he knows it |
Margolis, Gary |
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Ruins as Architecture
Architecture as Ruins
A fascinating demonstration of the rich and complex architectural ideas and philosophies of centuries gone by |
McCormick, Thomas J. |
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Sharing Housing
A Guidebook for Finding and Keeping Good Housemates
Like finding a job, finding a good housemate is a process with definite steps and decisions |
Pluhar, Annamarie |
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Snowball
The Dancing Cockatoo
Kids will laugh even as they’re learning when they read Sy Montgomery’s latest, which features a YouTube sensation |
Montgomery, Sy |
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The Adventures of M. James
A Sailor's Diary Aboard the USS Monterey, CVL-26
A rare and direct account of the Pacific War told through the eyes of a sensitive enlisted man-a pacifist |
James, Michael |
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Uncle John
Portraits of a True Yankee Farmer
Evocative black-and-white photographs of a lifelong Connecticut farmer who adhered to traditions even as the world changed around him |
Sheron, Georgia |
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Waltzing with Bracey
A Long Reach Home
A love letter to the glories of the Maine Coast and to the human/animal bonds that can so enrich a life |
Gilchrist, Brenda |
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World Enough & Time
On Creativity and Slowing Down
Christian McEwen gives her readers beautiful insight of how slowness can open doors to sustained creativity |
McEwen, Christian |
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The Wreck of Birds
First winner of Bauhan Publishing's May Sarton New Hampshire Poetry Prize |
Rolland, Rebecca Givens |
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